Witzman v. Sjoberg

Sjoberg Bros, owned a mill at Badger. They sold it on contract to Ben Lieberg. He operated it. He was in need of money. Sjoberg Bros, orally agreed with him that he should buy wheat from the local elevator, herein referred to as the company, and pay for the same by giving his checks on the Roseau County National Bank, which they operated, with notations on such checks showing amount of wheat and price per bushel and that they would take all the flour made and would pay such checks as presented to the bank. Lieberg bought wheat and made flour which Sjoberg Bros, received. The company sold…